“I do not see a reason for this other
than that we are a cash cow for Hawkeye,” Katsock said.
- Now Ms. Katsock you know full well that one hand washes the other, or in this town one governing body launders for the other. Your current political stance will only anger his lordship, and you should also be aware that he will retaliate.
Latinski proposed bringing someone from
the company in to answer questions, and the board tabled the motion.
- Now there’s an idea Phil..... Let’s ask Hawkeye's double talking Liar,,, I mean Lawyer (who by the way doesn’t even attend their meetings) to come up from Philly to sell you a Bill of Goods. After all he did try selling the Parking Authority a Bill of Goods, or was it that he just tried selling the Parking Authority??
Speaking of the Parking Authority why don’t
you call them and ask how long it took Hawkeye to repair a broken camera. I bet
you’ll be surprised to hear that they measure that time frame in years….
It should also be noted that Hawkeye
Citywide still isn’t at 100% and their camera system that consists of nearly
260 cameras at a cost of about $10,483.87 EACH camera are now nearing the end of their useful life according to statements
made at a recent Hawkeye Board meeting.
Also the cameras
the city paid for back in July 2012 still haven’t been installed at The
Intermodal Garage.
Without
the School Board ponying up this cash we have to wonder is Hawkeye still going to
be able to pay $10,080 monthly to Legion Security for monitoring the system?
Wake Up Wilkes Barre
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